
Journal smittyoneeach's Journal: d_r's really not trying hard enough 31
Smitty's new / old conspiracy of the week! just isn't cutting it in the breathlessness department.
To get d_r worked up into a full lather, I suggest viewing the latest Tucker on X:
Ep. 46 The Alex Jones Interview
TIMESTAMPS:
2:46 Alex Jones predictions
15:07 Deplatforming
21:59 Dividing us on race
25:37 The border
28:09 Austin
32:12 New World Order
42:09 Brian Stelter demon video
50:57 Depopulation
1:07:51 Food
1:13:51 Whiskey
1:16:22 Presidential election
I didn't "watch" this. I took it in at 1.5X while out for a walk. The Stelter passage, even audio-only, was precisely why I had always thought Jones a buffoon. I'm still short of fully Jones-pilled in a granular way.
On the one hand, I can understand a Commander-in-Chief undertaking strategic, wartime decisions that are going to cost lives. That is the sheer ugliness of the job.
Understanding that the C-in-C can take wartime, military risks is one thing. The idea that 9/11 was an inside job, and that the C-in-C would sacrifice civilian lives, even to protect "sources and methods" is a harder sell.
That said, the broad sweep of the technocratic New World Order, with the WEF, depopulation, Replacement Theory, and the rest is quite near-fetched. Government corruption, e.g. 06Jan, is obvious and disgusting.
Hot, shrieking denials of the facts unfolding in front of us from d_r are so much insect buzzing.
To get d_r worked up into a full lather, I suggest viewing the latest Tucker on X:
Ep. 46 The Alex Jones Interview
TIMESTAMPS:
2:46 Alex Jones predictions
15:07 Deplatforming
21:59 Dividing us on race
25:37 The border
28:09 Austin
32:12 New World Order
42:09 Brian Stelter demon video
50:57 Depopulation
1:07:51 Food
1:13:51 Whiskey
1:16:22 Presidential election
I didn't "watch" this. I took it in at 1.5X while out for a walk. The Stelter passage, even audio-only, was precisely why I had always thought Jones a buffoon. I'm still short of fully Jones-pilled in a granular way.
On the one hand, I can understand a Commander-in-Chief undertaking strategic, wartime decisions that are going to cost lives. That is the sheer ugliness of the job.
Understanding that the C-in-C can take wartime, military risks is one thing. The idea that 9/11 was an inside job, and that the C-in-C would sacrifice civilian lives, even to protect "sources and methods" is a harder sell.
That said, the broad sweep of the technocratic New World Order, with the WEF, depopulation, Replacement Theory, and the rest is quite near-fetched. Government corruption, e.g. 06Jan, is obvious and disgusting.
Hot, shrieking denials of the facts unfolding in front of us from d_r are so much insect buzzing.
I'm only highlighting conspiracies you endorse (Score:2)
I'll JE the "great replacement" one when you endorse it. You are uber-partisan but there are some bridges you see
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Your Team has the liars lined up in support,
In support of what? You are the one pushing unsupported - and often counterfactual - conspiracies.
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In support of what?
Why, the whole WEF/globalist effort to replace Western Civilization with Your Team's techno-Hades.
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effort to replace Western Civilization with Your Team's techno-Hades.
Your tendency to substitute conspiracies for actual replies is getting a bit tiring here. If someone was trying to "replace Western Civilization", why are they taking so long to do it?
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why are they taking so long to do it?
A whole laundry list of reasons. Why do you think it's taking so long?
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why are they taking so long to do it?
A whole laundry list of reasons. Why do you think it's taking so long?
You should really consider the reasonable possibility that indeed nobody is trying to do that at all. Or you can just keep parroting this in the same way you did with the CRT nonsense.
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You have provided no evidence for this whatsoever. Just because it keeps you up at night doesn't mean it is connected to reality. There are likely people who go to sleep afraid of bigfoot just as much as you go to sleep afraid of "leftists taking over th
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Support the redistribution of power, not wealth, and I will think you something other than ridiculous.
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small numbers of people seek vast amounts of power
Why on earth would you think I would argue against that? That's human nature. Fascists like Your Dear Leader like to minimize that number even further, naturally.
That simple observation does nothing to support any of your conspiracies though. It certainly doesn't put a time machine in the white house for the two conspiracies you love so dearly that require it.
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However Your Team is putting on quite the show now in the House. They are drawing up potential impeachment against Biden for
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Support the redistribution of power, not wealth
:-) Tee Hee! Yeah, send him out to chase your wild geese
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Your Team is doing vast damage to our institutions, but Your Team seems to view that as more feature than bug.
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Sure, but you won't get any from your little ant mill until you realize where it comes from. And "reform" or not, wealth/power is and always will be a singularity
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If anything the show trial is the one Your Team has launched from the US House. Starting impeachment before ha
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wealth/power is and always will be a singularity
Once more, with feeling: "Do you want reform, or not?"
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And why couldn't Your Dear Leader have bothered to lift a finger to help these people? He knew they wanted to help him when they entered the capitol. If he is as wealthy as he keeps saying he could have hired some better legal representation for them if thes
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What I want is irrelevant, separation of wealth/power shall remain impossible, There will be reform when each individual reforms,
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when each individual reforms,
That's really not how this works, sorry. There will always be a spectrum, within and across individuals.
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Doesn't matter, there is no other way.
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So then why did so many plead guilty to that charge?
We'll have to ask them. I suspect denial of decent council.
And why couldn't Your Dear Leader have bothered to lift a finger to help these people?
Out of office by the time the Maoist junta got going?
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So then why did so many plead guilty to that charge?
We'll have to ask them. I suspect denial of decent council.
That's hardly a reason to plead guilty. I am definitely not a lawyer but I know the ramifications of pleading or being found guilty of a felony compared to a misdemeanor and they are severe. If I was charged with a felony offense I would fight with every fiber of my being to avoid that being on my record.
And why couldn't Your Dear Leader have bothered to lift a finger to help these people?
Out of office
He still could have contributed money to their legal defense. He has employed hundreds of lawyers over the years, he could have helped them find legal representation. If he is as wealthy as he likes t
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"Him", eh?